Interpretative phenomenological study reveals community-based interventions enhance well-being in older refugees, suggesting importance of identity and context.
Findings indicate that resilience among older refugees is fluid and deeply shaped by context. Mental health responses should emphasize community-based, culturally sensitive, and spiritually informed interventions that address structural constraints. Enhancing peer relationships, faith-related resources, and identity-supportive spaces may be essential for fostering psychosocial well-being in older refugee populations.
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